Thin Fonts


Thin fonts are "thin" in the sense that they do not have much line width. In font families, this style is often called Light fonts, Extra Light fonts, or Thin fonts. A font can be thin or light without necessarily being condensed.

We could consider this font both thin and condensed at the same time. Its proportions are condensed, and the lines themselves are thin. In fact, thin fonts can make for a really elegant design choice. Note how the font lends itself to an aesthetic that feels serious. Think about what you would assume about this book, based on the cover alone. The font choice really has an impact on how this visually communicates.

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Concrete Font Family
Girtyne Sans Font Family
Matter Font Family
Lazzer Font Family
Jokker Font Family
Hellix Font Family
Haffer Font Family
Girtyne Font Family
TRT Lancelot Font Family
TT Turns Font Family
Gellix Font Family
Fellix Font Family
Dazzed Font Family
Booton Font Family
Bagoss Font Family
Ohno Blazeface Font Family
Mavine Font Family
Honik Font
Roilega Font Family
Retail Font Family
TRT Pachel Font Family
Swear Font Family
Polymath Font Family
Degular Font Family